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Chandeliers aren't just for dining rooms and foyers anymore. In fact, they're staking their claim in other areas of the home by adding charm in less formal rooms, and interest to many unexpected areas. More >

Gone are the days of installing only one central overhead lighting fixture. Using lighting in a way that bounces light off of walls or ceilings generates a mood of expansiveness. More >

To size a chandelier for your dining room, or to be the focal point of your space, measure the length and width of the room and add those figures together. The sum, converted to inches, will equal the diameter of the correct-sized chandelier. More >

It's a misconception from years past that bathrooms must be brigtly lit. Of course bathroom lighting needs to be functional, but that doesn't mean it also can't be beautiful. More >

Add sparkle to your bathroom. When considering the lighting plan for you bathroom, consider complimenting your choices with mirrors. More >

Layering light in a bathroom is the best way to provide task lighting as well as ambient lighting, striking just the right balance of function and mood. More >

Outdoor lighting enhances the beauty of your property, makes your home safer and more secure, and increases the number of pleasurable hours you spend outdoors. More >

People are paying more attention to the planet than they used to; many of us now understand the importance of decreasing our carbon footprints. More >

Selecting the right-sized outdoor lantern can sometimes post a challenge. Follow these sizing guidelines for a fit that's just right. More >

With landscape lighting you can make your home stand out in your neighborhood, improve safety and security and expand your outdoor entertaining options. More >

Lighting should not be an afterthought when decorating a room. In fact, light is one of the strongest design elements, one that can greatly influence emotions, making it the most versatile component when decorating a home. More >

Increasing the number of light sources in your room doesn't necessarily mean your room will be "too bright". More >

Arranging light so that a series of overlapping pools of light and shade are created adds atmosphere to a room and draws the eye to focal points. More >

Sconces can easily provide general, task, or accent lighting. Many Hinkley sconces are designed to match and compliment our chandelier and foyer families. More >